It's the responsibility of the entire government. The Minister of Transport is heavily engaged in consultations now with the auto sector, where we're going to regulate the auto sector for the first time. The Minister of the Environment is working closely with all the departments. This evening I'm meeting with the electricity sector, and I've met with the oil and gas sector.
All of these areas contribute to the greenhouse gases, and so I don't think the burden can fall squarely on one department. In fact, probably the worst approach is for the departments to work in silos. We need a coordinated approach amongst all of these departments, focused on the big picture, so that we have meaningful reductions in greenhouse gases and emissions, which we believe have a direct impact on people's health. That's where we're focused. The Minister of Health is heavily involved in all of these discussions, as we believe there is a link there as well.
Clearly there will not be a single person involved in this file. It's far too large for that; it's far too important a priority for our government. There are basically four lead ministers who are involved: the Minister of Transport, the Minister of the Environment, I am also involved, and the Minister of Health. Those are the four lead ministers who are on this file, as well as other ministers, because of the importance of this file.
I want to emphasize that this is the first time in Canadian history that any government has ever undertaken to regulate every single sector in this country on the reduction of both pollutants and greenhouse gases. This is a very bold, aggressive approach to the environment, and we're going to make sure it works. We're going to make sure we succeed on this file. That's why this government has placed such a high priority on it.